Sentence examples for linked concept from inspiring English sources

The full list of 9792 extracted phenotypes with df  ≥ 10 along with linked concept identifiers and PMIDs is contained in Supplementary material S1.

Another linked concept, deliberative democracy, refers to both a principle and a set of practices all based on the idea that legitimate, well-informed decisions grow out of public citizen discussions which balance competing values and policy options [ 3].

First, we provide a rapid visual overview of concept clusters (red), denoting closely linked concepts in published literature (Fig. 4).

However, this finding indicates a higher repetition of concept co-occurrences but proportionally fewer unique dyads (i.e., pairs of linked concepts) in the Fed corpora.

3. Interdisciplinary Closely linked concepts and skills are learned from two or more disciplines with the aim of deepening knowledge and skills.

We refer to this collection of linked concepts and sounds as a hybrid (content/semantic) network [14, 15] that possesses the ability to handle two query modalities.

However, certain online activities can help students to synthesize content by creating schemas of linked concepts in a collaborative and dynamic way.

Two closely linked concepts are important for understanding how metabolic pathways are controlled.

The resulting concept maps contain networks of hierarchically ordered and linked concepts.

Once the cancer based PGx associations were identified, we linked concepts occurring across three resources to construct the CPN.

The need for these measurements stemmed from the interaction between several intricately linked concepts, including nutrition and infection, psychosocial stress, food contaminants, hypoxia, and pollution [ 1].